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Bowman to take Kakoda challenge after testing Winx
Champion jockey Hugh Bowman's week will begin with superstar Winx on Monday before progressing to the final two meetings of a premiership battle and end on a different track at Kokoda.
Racing writer for The Sydney Morning Herald
Champion jockey Hugh Bowman's week will begin with superstar Winx on Monday before progressing to the final two meetings of a premiership battle and end on a different track at Kokoda.
The emergence of apprentice Rachel King during the past two months on Sydney Saturdays as vindicated her choice of jobs at Tulloch Lodge and the eventual judgement of Gai Waterhouse.
Brenton Avdulla will hope Argent D'or's victory over the Hugh Bowman-ridden favourite Spending To Win by a nose can be replicated in the Sydney jockeys' premiership in the final week of their title stoush.
Newcastle trainer Kris Lees has an unbeaten record with Sound Proposition in two runs and is set to give the former Kiwi a shot at a feature race in his new hometown after a fighting win at Randwick on Saturday.
Rachel King and Memes have enjoyed a great relationship - a winning one - as they have come through the grades together.
Shane and Lauren Tritton are expecting a new arrival any day and also have another baby, My Sweetchilliphilly, ready to make her return at Menangle on Tuesday.
The trifecta from the Country Championships final – Free Standing, After All That and Not For Export – will be given direct entry into the $200,000 Highway Anniversary Handicap to be run over 1400 metres on Everest day.
The unbeaten rise of Pelethronius this preparation has taken trainer David Pfieffer by surprise.
Jockey Blake Shinn might have already won a Melbourne Cup, but he believes five weeks in the US have shown him how much he still has to learn.
Marc Conners has always thought flying filly Super Too would get to stakes level but after a six-month break from racing and bone chip surgery he just wants her to show she is back on race day.
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